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Climate Change · United Kingdom

UN court ruling may allow poorer countries to sue polluting nations

49% Center coverage: 185 sources

A top UN court has ruled that countries, including the UK, can be sued for their role in climate change. However, the judge noted it would be difficult to determine which nations caused specific parts of climate change. This non-binding ruling will be seen as a victory for countries facing the brunt of the effects of climate change today. See the Story

Israel-Hamas Conflict · France

The UK, France and 23 other countries say the war in Gaza ‘must end now’ and demand Israel comply with international law

44% Left coverage: 50 sources

The UK, France and 23 other countries say the war in Gaza ‘must end now’ and demand Israel comply with international law.See the Story

Europe · Sweden

Third Time's the Charm? Sweden Appoints New National Security Adviser

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

Sweden has appointed Niclas Kvarnström as its new national security adviser, the third person to hold the role in less than a year.See the Story

Some 150 Professions Could Be Exempt From the Work Permit Salary Rule - Radio Sweden

Coverage: 4 sources

Around 150 professions could be exempt from the income requirement for work permits if and when the government moves ahead with its plans to raise the ...Immigration · Stockholm See the Story

Fewer to Seek Asylum in Sweden — 'Less Attractive as a Country' - Radio Sweden

Coverage: 2 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from Sveriges RadioStockholm, Sweden · Stockholm See the Story

Swedish schools unable to detect students with dyslexia soon enough - Radio Sweden

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Almost one in four of Sweden's fifteen-year-olds have problems with reading and writing. And those where a diagnosis could be relevant, might not get one ...Stockholm, Sweden · Stockholm Read Article

Things to keep in mind next time you are stuck due to train delays - Radio Sweden

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Stuck on a train? Last week, 179 long distance or high speed trains were delayed over an hour in Sweden, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.We ...Public Transport · Stockholm Read Article

Anders' Suggestion: Paint Pedestrian Crossings in Brynäs Colors - P4 Gävleborg

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Anders Lundgren from Gävle has proposed that the city's pedestrian crossings be painted in red, black and yellow – the colors of Brynäs IF. After two successful seasons, he thinks the hockey team deserves a tribute as part of Gävle's identity. He talks about the reasons behindGävle · Gävle Read Article

Police Initiate Shut-Down of Snapchat Group Recruiting Youth to Violent Crime - Radio Sweden

Coverage: 2 sources

A large chat group on the social media platform Snapchat has been closed down, after a request from the Swedish police.The group was used to recruit children ...Social Media · Stockholm See the Story

Swedish companies investing more in protection against cyber attacks - Radio Sweden

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The increased threat of cyber attacks has meant that Swedish companies are investing more and more in cyber security.Johan Torgeby is CEO at the Swedish ...Stockholm, Sweden · Stockholm Read Article

One month's worth of rain set to batter parts of Sweden in less than 24 hours

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

Sweden has been told to brace for a downpour which may see more than one month’s worth of rain fall in less than 24 hours as it batters south-eastern parts of the country.Europe · Stockholm See the Story

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